Aspiring filmmakers and passionate travelers have less than a week left for a chance to win the globetrotting adventure of a lifetime. The final spot in the Win Your Dream Travel Job Contest from Viator.com the leading resource for more than 9,000 tours and activities in over 150 countries will be revealed on Monday, April 30. In order to be considered in the final judging period, entries must be received by Wednesday, April 25.
The Win Your Dream Travel Job Contest will give four finalists, paired in teams of two, the chance to travel and shoot video for Viator as part of the company's ongoing effort to create a vast video library of tours and things to do in popular destinations worldwide. One team will film destinations in North America, the other in Europe, with both visiting approximately 20 cities in 60 days to document top local attractions, tours and things to do. Viator is providing equipment, training and transportation, as well as up to $ 15,000 per person to cover additional in-destination expenses including accommodations, local transportation and meals. Upon completion of their journeys, both teams will submit "Wrap-up" videos to Viator's Facebook page. The video receiving the most votes from Facebook users will earn the winning team a grand prize of $ 10,000.
Since the launch of the contest, Viator has received hundreds of amazing video submissions from around the world. The team has watched, judged and rated each entry, and to date has selected three of four finalists:
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The big "50% More Volume" on the front of this bottle makes it sound like the Pantene shampoo gives you a lot. Until you follow the asterisk around to the fine print on the back, which says "Pantene Shampoo v. Pantene Shampoo plus Conditioner plus Moose." In other words, instead of explaining HOW this product gives you 50% more volume, the asterisk explains that this product actually does NOT give you 50% more volume. How is that not deceptive? Why is that legal? Why is that moral?
Packaging documented September 10, 2007, on Pantene PRO V Sheer Volume Volumizante Shampoo, manufactured by Proctor & Gamble, purchased at CostCo.
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The big "50% More Volume" makes it sound like the Pantene shampoo gives you a lot. Until you follow the asterisk around to the fine print on the back, which says "Pantene Shampoo v. Pantene Shampoo plus Conditioner plus Moose." In other words, instead of explaining HOW this product gives you 50% more volume, the asterisk explains that this product actually does NOT give you 50% more volume. How is that not deceptive? Why is that legal? Why is that moral?
Packaging documented September 10, 2007, on Pantene PRO V Sheer Volume Volumizante Shampoo, manufactured by Proctor & Gamble, purchased at CostCo.
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Question by Beth: Hair products: drugstore or more exspensive?
I have really frizzy hair, and I've tried a lot of drug store and salon products. I have $ 40 (Australian) to spend, and I'm wondering whether I should go to a salon and buy one or 2 exspensive products, or get a bunch of drugstore, cheaper ones. Im so sick of wasting my money! Help!
Best answer:
Answer by Corri Use good products not Pantene, Herbal Essence & Garnier they are silicone products. They make you hair nice at first but as the silicone builds up it locks out moisture your hair weakens & breaks. Use pro products they last longer because you use less so the extra expense is worth it. The shampoos don't contain a detergent lathering agent so it's weird at first because you are used to lather. Great specialty products are, Nioxxin, Joico K-Pak Reconstructor also Silk Results, Rusk has New Pro Elements Keratin. Big Sexy has good general products. Take Biotin & Vitamin E. Don't use "box color" it's unpredictable & contains metallics that can leave permanent lines in your hair if you change color products. Go to Sally's Beauty Supply (or similar there)they have more professional products & they can assist you in your purchase & the prices are better.
Any promising idea that could reduce crime should be considered particularly in the wake of the "UK riots" during Aug 2011.
Australian Prime Minister Julia Gillard was ahead of her time when she registered interest in a smart drink for school kids earlier this year. The feedback from fellow Aussies gave the impression that she was crazy and so the idea was quickly dropped.
Crimes of violence, and aggressive behavior are just a few of the problems initiated and fuelled by alcohol. The best way to address alcohol related violence is at the "roots" before it has a chance to develop into a more serious problem. There can be no doubt that the "UK riots in Aug 2011" were fuelled at least in part by alcohol.
HURDLES:
It would be unthinkable to try to remove the heavily entrenched range of alcoholic social drinks available in Australia today. The very fragile beer, wine and spirits industry would be the first group needed to be won over before any rival product could be introduced, that could be difficult. There is no doubt that any alternative to alcohol regardless of shape or form could impact heavily on well established alcohol sales.
The situation is reminiscent of plans to ban smoking back in 1970's - Nobody believed it could ever be done, the years ticked bye and now 40 years later we are starting to get somewhere. There is little doubt that the "Nicotine" patches have played a vital part in the reduction.
CRITICS AND STIGMA:
To implement such a program we would need to jump the "Crazy Idea" hurdle, and view it as it is, a smart solution to combat crime, reduce police and welfare services.
TIME FRAME:
I would not be surprised if drug companies already have or are at least working on a prototype as we speak. "Red Bull" is perhaps the best example of what can be achieved under current laws. If we start today we could possibly have a prototype on the shelves by 2015.
PROS:
Reduction in crime rate. The benefits of such a product have the potential to reduce violence and aggression along with a string of alcohol fuelled violent crimes including "rioting".
CONS:
The biggest opponents would be the beer wine and spirits industry, due to the threat to traditional alcohol sales. Critics, there will always be those that label the idea ludicrous, along with those who cry the Mantra "Not Another Drug."
CONCLUSION:
It is important that we quickly step over any hurdles and move forward. The right type of product implemented correctly could realistically achieve a "Win Win" situation. A small pilot study is all that is needed to get the ball rolling. If successful a designer smart drink, patch, or pill to rival alcohol may be all that is needed to reduce crime. This simple idea could easily have a significant positive effect on our daily social structure resulting in a reduced need for policing and counseling services.
Article by: Brendan Mckenna - "Outstanding" A Radiographer by Profession - 15 Years Experience at Two Major Hospitals in Melbourne. Professional Writing - I am currently tackling a broad range of professional writing applications including, - Articles- Product Reviews, News, Documentary. - Editing - Written and Photographic. - Website Design and Build - Including SEO and Statistic Counts. - Concise Instruction booklets, Quick reference guides. It is early days yet; I have already met a number of challengers in the handful of reviews I have written. Copyright: Brendan Mckenna 10th Aug 2011 Warrnambool Victoria Australia
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Images of suburban and rural architecture from around Western Australia. In the middle of an unprecedented economic upswing, due the current mining boom, Western Australia is shedding skin. Ready-made products informed by real estate marketing strategies are rapidly replacing the former rural and very humble building tradition of simple wooden houses and sheds. It is a world of sub-division, air-con and property ladder frenzy.
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Images of suburban and rural architecture from around Western Australia. In the middle of an unprecedented economic upswing, due the current mining boom, Western Australia is shedding skin. Ready-made products informed by real estate marketing strategies are rapidly replacing the former rural and very humble building tradition of simple wooden houses and sheds. It is a world of sub-division, air-con and property ladder frenzy.
Australian Vernacular
Image by Tor Lindstrand
Images of suburban and rural architecture from around Western Australia. In the middle of an unprecedented economic upswing, due the current mining boom, Western Australia is shedding skin. Ready-made products informed by real estate marketing strategies are rapidly replacing the former rural and very humble building tradition of simple wooden houses and sheds. It is a world of sub-division, air-con and property ladder frenzy.
Kicking off their back to back Australian/New Zealand album tour, Direct influence get set to launch the release of their stunning new album ‘War In My Kitchen’. Combining soulful New Zealand reggae and RnB with a mix of dirty Aussie rap/rock, ‘War In My Kitchen’ unleashes a new blend of electro-pop infused rock, spawned form a hip hop and reggae foundation. Deeply-rooted with soul-heavy and melodic tunes, ‘War In My Kitchen’ serves up a unique roots-crossover sound, featuring collaborations with UK emcee EQ on first single ‘Final Word’, and the captivating and potent vocals of Dan Sultan on their powerful new single ‘For My People’. Catch Direct Influence ... Read more >>>
Kicking off their back to back Australian/New Zealand album tour, Direct influence get set to launch the release of their stunning new album ‘War In My Kitchen’. Combining soulful New Zealand reggae and RnB with a mix of dirty Aussie rap/rock, ‘War In My Kitchen’ unleashes a new blend of electro-pop infused rock, spawned form a hip hop and reggae foundation. Deeply-rooted with soul-heavy and melodic tunes, ‘War In My Kitchen’ serves up a unique roots-crossover sound, featuring collaborations with UK emcee EQ on first single ‘Final Word’, and the captivating and potent vocals of Dan Sultan on their powerful new single ‘For My People’. Catch Direct Influence ... Read more >>>
